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<blockquote data-quote="mspriyan" data-source="post: 34349" data-attributes="member: 7995">Hi All,I got my D7000 with the kit lens (18-105) last week after considering its features and seeing positive reviews in the forum.I clicked first few images in JPEG format and it was good.Then went out for first shoot out with D7000 over the weekend. At that time i changed the setting to capture images in NEF format and the color management to Adobe RGB. When i viewed the image in the LCD it was looking good.First i tried to open the image in Capture NX2 and it gave a warning that the NEF file could not be opened.So downloaded trial version of bibble5 and the image opened. But after converting to JPEG (went by the default setup) the images seem to have a kind of grey tint.How should i do the PP?Latest update: One of the NEF got opened in Capture NX2 (not sure why others are not opening) and the converted image&nbsp; using NX2 looks better than bibble5</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mspriyan, post: 34349, member: 7995"] Hi All, I got my D7000 with the kit lens (18-105) last week after considering its features and seeing positive reviews in the forum. I clicked first few images in JPEG format and it was good. Then went out for first shoot out with D7000 over the weekend. At that time i changed the setting to capture images in NEF format and the color management to Adobe RGB. When i viewed the image in the LCD it was looking good. First i tried to open the image in Capture NX2 and it gave a warning that the NEF file could not be opened. So downloaded trial version of bibble5 and the image opened. But after converting to JPEG (went by the default setup) the images seem to have a kind of grey tint. How should i do the PP? Latest update: One of the NEF got opened in Capture NX2 (not sure why others are not opening) and the converted image using NX2 looks better than bibble5 [/QUOTE]

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